Seaman Thomas Manning Held After North End Hold-Up
Thomas Manning aged 19 claiming seaman status was arrested near Richmond and North streets after a dramatic chase. He faced charges of holding up with a gun and robbing Harry Saxe at 30 Atlantic avenue of 47 dollars following a confrontation with Patrolman McCarthy from Hanover street station.
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Thomas Manning
McCarthy
Hanover Street
Richmond
North Streets
North End
Manning
Harry Saxe
Atlantic Avenue
Robber Holds Up Saxe Store On Atlantic Avenue
Police say Manning entered the Saxe store at about 7 o clock and forced the clerk to surrender the day’s receipts, about seven dollars. He fled as Officer McCarthy opened fire, was arrested at Richmond and North streets, and carried an automatic gun with the loot. Police suspect Manning’s real identity and possible involvement in other hold-ups.
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Manning
Saxe
McCarthy
Atlantic Avenue
Richmond
North Streets
Pope Benedict Won’t Address Irish Question at Beatification
Rome dispatch reports Vatican authorities affirm that Pope Benedict will not reference the Irish question during the beatification of Oliver Plunkett the 17th century primate of Ireland.
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Rome
Vatican
Benedict
Oliver Plunkett
Ireland
Governor Coolidge Delays Action On Daylight Saving Bill
The daylight saving bill sat on Governor Coolidge's desk after 5 pm as senators Griswold Reed Hardy Pearson Tarbell and Walsh urged a veto. A delegation from the Chamber of Commerce visited to press for the measure's enactment.
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Coolidge
Senate
Griswold
Greenfield
Reed
Taunton
Hardy
Huntington
Pearson
Lowell
Tarbell
Brookfield
Walsh
Boston
Governor to Consider Visa on Pill Scheme Debate
A Boston Chamber of Commerce delegation plans to press the Governor to approve the pill amid legislative opposition citing economic harm to farmers and office hour manipulation. The Governor promised serious consideration as opponents stress convenience and recreation over cost.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Daylight Saving Set for Portland April 25
Portland Maine April 6 a proclamation by Mayor Charles B Clarke makes daylight saving effective on April 25. The higher courts remain governed by State statutes and are not affected by the order.
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Portland
Charles B. Clarke
Ecity
Planes used by picketers in Washington drop leaflets
Irish pickets in Washington flew leaflets over sections around the British embassy. Police did not intervene in the air patrols, but four land pickets were arrested and held in detention.
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Washington
Associated Press
McAdoo Announces Birth of Second Daughter Mary Faith
Mr and Mrs William G McAdoo of New York reveal the birth of a daughter Mary Faith McAdoo, the couple s second child and the former Eleanor Wilson daughter of the President The first child Ellen Wilson is four years old named for Mrs McAdoo s mother
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Mary Faith McAdoo
Rules and Charges Against Dr Donlan Questioned
The defense argued that the 1906 rules of the Long Island hospital and alms house were never adopted by current trustees, a key point in the case alleging neglect of duty by Dr Charles I Donlan, superintendent of the island.
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Long Island Hospital and Almshouse
Boston Infirmary
Charles I. ‘Donlan
Island
Girl Shot by Swain in Parlor Duel Ends in Wounding
Samuel Ripley 26 of Bridgewater shot Miss Lillian Hatchfield 22 in her Broad street home after she threatened to sever their courtship. He then shot himself twice, one hit in the hip and one in the chest. Miss Hatchfield is dangerously wounded at Brockton Hospital. Ripley is at Whitman police station with non serious wounds claimed.
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Brockton Hospital
Whitman
Bill to require school nurse appointments killed in House
A bill mandating the appointment of school nurses in cities and towns was defeated in the House after a lengthy debate. The measure sought to ensure nurse coverage in public schools across jurisdictions.
Senate Rules Panel Kills Allen Bill After House Clash
A bitter legislative clash erupts as the Senate rules committee moves to non-concur with the House, killing the Allen bill. The House seeks more power for the attorney general and calls for a full probe into questioned stocks, setting up a high-stakes contest for the year.
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Senate Committee On Rules
House
Johnson Maintains Lead in Presidential Preference Returns
Returns from 1645 of 2421 precincts show Hiram W. Johnson leading with 1247 percent, Leonard Wood at 81904, Lowden 43963, Hoover 40208. Pershing and Dexter trails noted earlier. Hoover also leads Democratic race in 72 precincts with 17662, Edwards 13198, Bryan 11586, McAdoo 10934, Palmer 7570.
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Etrott
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Leonard Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
General Pershing
Miles Poindexter
Edwards
New Jersey
Bryan
McAdoo
Palmer
Palestine Situation Regarded as Grave
London dispatch from Cairo reports grave concern over Palestine with all permits halted and troops recalled to stations on the western bank of the Suez Canal. No letters are arriving from Palestine.
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London
Cairo
Palestine
Suez Canal
Biros Trial Reveals Eye Witnesses In Lavoie Shooting
Salem April 6 Mary B Lavoie was shot William Biros faces first degree murder charges. Hermine Lafleur and Edward Carr testified as key witnesses Carr wrestled the revolver from Biros and held him for police. The government hinges its case on their statements.
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Mary B. Lavoie
Salem
William Biros
Essex County Superior Court
Hermine Lafleur
Edward Carr
Carr Testimony Continues under District Attorney Inquiry
On direct examination by District Attorney Donnell, Carr testified with further remarks continued on Page 11 Fifth Column.
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Donnell
Carr
Train Kills Reading Boy At Central Station
Francis McLaughlin an 11 year old son of Charles A McLaughlin of 65 Winthrop Avenue Reading was struck by the Portland express as it passed Reading Central station. He ran in front of the locomotive while attempting to flee an oncoming engine shifting freight cars.
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Francis McLaughlin
Charles A. McLaughlin
Winthrop Avenue
Reading
Portland
Central Station
French Premier Millerand Flips on Ruhr Action
Berlin reports Chancellor Mueller said Millerand initially agreed to Germany's Ruhr military move expecting a two to three week duration but later shifted on political grounds after influence from French generals.
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Berlin
Associated Préss
Mueller
M. Millerand
Germany
Ruhr
Hoover Fails to Register for California Primaries
Herbert C. Hoover tried to register as a Republican in San Jose for the California primaries but registration affadavits arrived too late to be entered, as announced by the county clerk. Mrs. Hoover’s affidavit also arrived late.
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San Jose
Cal
Herbert C. Hoover
California
New York
Britain disperses war Grand Fleet sails for France Leviathan
Today's anniversaries list Francis Lowell founder of Jewell born 17T3 and Ellery Channing clergyman born. the text notes a World War I era scene with Admiral Beatty lowering his flag and Warren Pershing accompanying Secretary Baker aboard the Leviathan bound for France.
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Francis Lowell
Jewell
Ellery Channing
Ana I. Barnard
Britain
David Beatty
Baker
Warren Pershing
General Pershing
France
Boston Area Forecast With Cloudy Skies and Winds
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Wednesday cloudy and Thursday fair with little temperature change and fresh to strong westerly winds. Northern New England expected cloudy with possible snow, southern New England mainly cloudy Wednesday and fair Thursday. Pressure generally below 30 inches, two coastal storms noted, winds from the west along the Atlantic coast.
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Boston
Washington
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Lake Superior
North Atlantic States
Atle
Sandy Hook
Average Yesterday Temperature Reported for AO 8 24
Yesterday's temperature readings show a mix of values with a high near 85 and a low around 32. The report from Thompson's Spa OB lists multiple entries and odd characters but indicates overall daily temperature variation.
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Thompson's Spa
Wawaia
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